foods that are genetically modified. companies don't have to disclose the modified products except in vermont where there's a new labeling law on the books. >> sara: pair of strangers have found love after a lifesaving gift. a man decided to donate a

posing in a calendar known for and tomorrow's monsanto's ceo is here with the need for genetically modified food t. news is next. >>> good morning, it's 7:26. i'm chris mackinnon. first we want to get over to danielle. >> a chilly start, temperatures running in the 20*z 20s for a lot of us. light freezing rain.

similar to fighting a virus.doctors take white blood cells called t-cells from cancer patients - and genetically modify them. the cells are then put back in the patient to multiply. researchers say the cells could protect the patient from cancerous invasions.now, the research has not been published yet - nor reviewed study - the therapy eliminated all symptoms in 94 percent of participants with one type of leukemia. 3 caught on camera- 3 in wisconsin -a middle school

points out genetic modification has been proven safe. and he cautions the harm a patchwork of state labeling laws would create. "every company, theoretically, has the capacity, the ability and the right to decide for themselves what they're going to do. that's fine if you're dealing with one company in one community. but the reality is these are major companies doing business in every community." ---- cattle had a big setback on friday with near limit losses.. and hogs are following suit. over in the